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    Polls open at the Lake Charles Civic Center on the first day of early voting with short wait times and clear social distancing measures following the “perfect storm, storm, storm” of disasters—a pandemic followed by back-to-back hurricanes. Image by Katie Sikora. United States, 2020.
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    PART OF: How Louisiana Communities Are Navigating Hurricane Recovery During a Pandemic

    After Hurricanes, It’s Harder Than Ever for Lake Charles’ Black Residents To Cast a Ballot

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    October 23, 2020
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    A portrait of James Chaney is seen on the headstone of his grave in Meridian, Miss., Saturday, Oct. 3, 2020. Chaney was one of three civil rights activists that was kidnapped by a deputy sheriff and local Klansmen, and driven to a narrow country road and shot at close range. Their bodies, buried in an earthen dam, were found 44 days later. Image by Wong Maye-E / The Associated Press. United States, 2020.
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    PART OF: Looking For America

    AP Road Trip: In Mississippi, Black Voters Face Many Hurdles

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    Tim Sullivan
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    October 22, 2020
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    Beverly Jones's heart is with her neighborhood — even when she can't be there. Image by Denise Hollinshed. United States, undated.
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    PART OF: 63106: The Struggle to Survive the Pandemic in St. Louis' Most Vulnerable Neighborhoods

    Fighting to Breathe — and to Breathe Life Into Her Community

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    Denise Hollinshed
    Grantee
    October 21, 2020
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    Pulitzer Center Update

    'The 1619 Project' Wins Knight Award for Public Service

    The initiative from The New York Times Magazine explores how slavery defines America’s past and...

    October 19, 2020
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    Image by Wong Maye-E/AP Photo. United States, 2020.
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    PART OF: Looking For America

    AP Road Trip: Racial Tensions in America's 'Sundown Towns'

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    October 15, 2020
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    “Summer Serenade.” Image by Mateo Ruiz González. United States, 2020.
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    PART OF: The COVID-19 Writers Project (C19WP)

    Photo Essay: RECOVERY

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    Mateo Ruiz Gonzalez
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    October 13, 2020
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    PART OF: The COVID-19 Writers Project (C19WP)

    Video Narrative: RECOVERY II

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    October 13, 2020
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    Tasha Lamm, 30, right, poses with her girlfriend, Alicia Mullins 22, and Lamm's sons, Donovyn, 8, left, and Gabriel Bonice, 7, in front of their home in Bidwell, Ohio, on Monday, July 27, 2020. Lamm dreams of taking her family and leaving Ohio, the scene of so much personal pain: "I'm ready to leave this hellhole and everyone in it because I know there's something better for me." Image by Wong Maye-E/AP Photo. United States, 2020.
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    PART OF: Looking For America

    AP Photos: 'I Got Stories.' A Life of Troubles and Love

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    Wong Maye-E
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    October 13, 2020
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    Kim Daniel took this selfie when she voted in the August primary. Daniel says that despite her health concerns, she plans to vote in person on Nov. 3. Photo courtesy of Kim Daniel. United States, 2020.
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    PART OF: 63106: The Struggle to Survive the Pandemic in St. Louis' Most Vulnerable Neighborhoods

    Come What May, 63106 Resident Kim Daniel Will Vote First Thing in Person on Election Day

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    Richard Weiss
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    October 13, 2020
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    Educators Share Resources and Insights from 'The 1619 Project' in the Classroom

    Just over one year ago, The New York Times Magazine published The 1619 Project. Comprising a full...

    October 13, 2020
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    People wait to ride a revolving swing at the Perry State Fair in New Lexington, Ohio, Friday, July 24, 2020. In the towns that speckle the Appalachian foothills of southeast Ohio, the pandemic has barely been felt. Coronavirus deaths and racial protests - events that have defined 2020 nationwide - are mostly just images on TV from a distant America. Image by Maye-E Wong/AP Photo. United States, 2020.
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    PART OF: Looking For America

    In Appalachia, People Watch COVID-19, Race Issues From Afar

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    October 1, 2020
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    Resource Guides

    'The 1857 Project' Reading Guide: Quotes, Key Terms, and Questions

    This resource includes quotes, key terms/names/historical events, and guiding questions for many of the 30+ essays and creative works that compose "The 1857 Project."

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    August 27, 2020

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